"exceed in weight, be heavier than," also figurative, "surpass in gravity or importance," 1590s, from out- + weigh (v.). Related: Outweighed; outweighing.
these considerations outweigh our wishes
out-thrust
outvote
outward
outwash
outwatch
outweigh
outwit
outwork
outworn
ouzel
ouzo
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